One word substituition 1

Glutton

A person who eats or consumes too much

Epicure

A person who takes particular pleasure in fine food and drink

Gourmand

A person who enjoys eating and often eats to excess

Pagan

A person who does not follow one of the major world religions, especially one who follows polytheistic beliefs

Catapulted

Thrown or launched forward with great force

Capsized

Overturned, especially a boat or ship

Condemned

Officially declared to be wrong or unfit

Commemorated

Honoured or celebrated in memory of a person or event

Insinuate

To suggest or hint at something indirectly

Allude

To refer to something indirectly or casually

Propagate

To spread or promote an idea, belief, or practice

Petulant

Childishly sulky or bad-tempered

Placid

Calm and peaceful, with little movement or activity

Insignificant

Too small or unimportant to deserve consideration

Grisly

Causing horror or disgust

Gloomy (lugubrious)

Dark, depressing, or melancholic

Greasy

Covered in or resembling grease or oil

Boorish

Rude, insensitive, or uncouth in behaviour

Prosecute

To bring legal proceedings against someone

Perpetuate

To make something continue indefinitely

Persecute

To harass or treat someone unfairly, especially because of their beliefs

Provoke

To cause a strong reaction or emotion

Audacious

Bold, daring, and sometimes disrespectful

Timorous

Nervous or fearful

Reckless

Showing a lack of care or caution

Intrepid

Fearless, adventurous, and willing to face danger

Insane

Mentally ill; also used informally to describe extreme or irrational behaviour

Pernicious

Harmful, especially in a gradual or subtle way

Permissible

Allowed by law, rules, or custom

Immobile

Unable to move or be moved

Lethargic

Lacking energy or enthusiasm; sluggish

Resolute

Determined and unwavering in purpose

Postulate

To propose something as true for the sake of an argument or theory

Refute

To disprove a statement or theory

Hypothesize

To propose a theory or explanation based on available evidence

Centrifugal

Moving or tending to move away from the centre

Effeminate

Having qualities traditionally associated with women

Ambidextrous

Able to use both hands equally well

Epitaph

An inscription on a tombstone in memory of the deceased

Relegate

To assign to a lower or less important position

Demote

To lower someone in rank or position

Creditable

Deserving recognition or praise

Conscious

Aware of one's surroundings, thoughts, or feelings

Credulous

Too ready to believe things without sufficient evidence

Conscience

An inner sense of right and wrong

Stoic

A person who endures pain or hardship without openly expressing their feelings

Serene

Calm, peaceful, and untroubled

Stolid

Showing little emotion or animation

Presumptuous

Overstepping the limits of what is appropriate; excessively bold

Brash

Bold or arrogant in an aggressive or rude way

Bountiful

Abundant; available in large quantities

Resonant

Having a deep, clear, and lasting sound

Resounding

Producing a full, rich sound; also complete or emphatic

Cacophonous

Having a harsh, discordant sound

Smothered

Covered completely or thickly

Pulsating

Expanding and contracting rhythmically

Scrutiny

Careful and detailed examination

Insufferable

Too unpleasant or extreme to endure

Retract

To take back or withdraw a statement

Avenge

To seek revenge for a wrong or injury

Amenable

Open to suggestions and willing to cooperate

Defiant

Showing open resistance or disobedience

Misogynist

A person who dislikes or is prejudiced against women

Misanthrope

A person who dislikes or distrusts humanity

Hyperpituitary

Relating to an overactive pituitary gland

Hypochondriac

A person excessively worried about their health

Peevish

Easily irritated or annoyed

Reverent

Showing deep respect or veneration

Liberal

Open to new ideas or willing to accept changes in traditional views

Ephemeral

Lasting for a very short time

Intermittent

Occurring at intervals; not continuous

Supple

Flexible and able to bend or move easily

Rift

A break or division; often a disagreement between people

Dissent

Disagreement with an established or commonly held opinion

Conform

To comply with rules, standards, or expectations

Concur

To agree or share the same opinion

Benign

Gentle, kind, or harmless

Feeble

Lacking strength or vigour

Inclement

Severe or unpleasant, especially describing weather

Truce

An agreement between enemies to stop fighting temporarily

Siege

A military operation in which forces surround a place to capture it

Ambush

A surprise attack by people hiding in a concealed position

Obscure (Abstruse)

Difficult to understand or not clearly expressed

Cryptic

Mysterious or difficult to understand

Spendthrift

A person who spends money wastefully

Parsimonious

Unwilling to spend money; stingy

Profligate

Recklessly extravagant or wasteful

Arduous

Difficult and tiring; requiring strenuous effort

Opulent

Rich, luxurious, and lavish

Mendicants

People who beg for money or food

Hermits

People who live alone, often for religious reasons

Anarchist

A person who advocates the absence of government or authority

Laudatory

Expressing praise or approval

Palette

A range of colours used by an artist

Laudable

Deserving praise and commendation

Palate

A person's ability to appreciate and enjoy flavours

Chivalrous

Courteous and gallant, especially towards women

Chary

Cautious or reluctant, often because of suspicion

Churlish

Rude and bad-mannered

Coquettish

Playfully flirtatious or teasing